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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-11-18
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HERMANN STAR MILLS.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-02

rHs GREATEST RAIN ON RECORD.
Basiasss Housss Co FLOATING Dowa the
Bos4se River Numerous Houses
Washed Awsy-Gre4f Damage
u Railroads aud Bridges.

NoRoAs Tex. Sept The heaviest rain
thar ever fell in this county began Tuesday
uight and has continued without cessation.
The damage 70 farmers ia low valley
lands in every portion OF the county is es-
tin.ted a. tko0szads OF dollars The Texas
Central and the Gulf. Colorado & santa Re
railways are badly damaged, and Il will be
many days before either OF them caR
move trains. The following business
houses. with ali the goods, went down
BOsoue river. Sellers & HamiltOn's dry
goods store. sam Franks. groceries; NJ. Nc
Hall, groceries; J. TX. Justice saddle shop;
Anderson furniture store. and three cotton
gins. Nine residences were washed away.
Besides these every house in the Town is
damaged. Life is all that many of tho
citizens have leff.
Hill county, number of houses were
washed away.
at Meridian a man whose name could
net De learned vas swimming 10 bis house
TO save some OF the contents, when the
water became too swift for mis- strength,
forcing him into the current and drowning
him.
Between this Place and Cleburne, dis
tancs Of thirty miles. there are eight wash
ouis on The santa re road. Three or the
number are the large iron bridges which
sPan the Nolan River at different points on
the Texas Central between Morgan and
Whitney. Two large iron bridges which
have stood the storms for years are COM
pletely destroyed.
Between here and Hico. on the Central
road. 81 miles distant there are IL bridges
washed away. The loss to the railroad is
over 100000. No estimate can yet be
made Of the loss in small towns and to the
farms
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-02
NATIONAL FINANCES.
Tfls ksdaeffss 81 tbe Dest AsnsaAts -
AasEig Etss aitI8au Das.@Fs-~tfssa al
sIfssr slasiztles-- .tsesigZs aaa
&xpszsEii-1z1es.

WAsnfsa4os. sept. The Fsfaeliou OF
tas eabie ds5s aarias ths HaeatR u
August an.saatss - s.. 9s75. TAs total
dsbt nov. lsss casa "a ths Treasury. .
A. - "a. ssa snd 81 this znoanL tleo, .5s, p
1fz = Interest bearing dat. Fac net
.,.sn ~ he IreasurF todsF = So - A5 0f
anoas ons nlil.lo1 a0i.afs iess than a nonfh
aso. To Eoia csia and balboa lound n tAs
treasury today IS 81 o33 80 sitn iiAniiitiss
0f sol1 certificates outstanding amounting (
~ - ~ 80. tbas lsxsinx a gold iuad
balance % Si3J "a. i23 against sl-o, 30 30
: mouth ago. The silver eoin and balboa
fund dotaY is Ell z33 80 whieh MID GER
uncsfss o9Est.ndiag amounting y tia4.-
SO 30 lesgss q silver fund o. aoce amount
ing - SO 36o 4o3. against 81 kJo.l9o the
frst 81 An~lsf IN addition - this silver
fanf balance there j. IA tas treasury assets
s3l5,I TO IA trails collars AAd SosoSt 30
tnds dollar bUliion Nnica has o1en
redeemed uaJer tas recent az
of Consress an1 which ccst the Dossrnmels :
g. 258. - The ators 0f standard slisef doi-
lars n0s ia tic treasury amounts 70 szi5.-
2iz as. sn increase Of fl,Is5,Coo, durIng <
psst mont1. is appears, irom st2isineA.
prepared ia tfessufers o1lce. that up 20
date The tolai coinage Of standard silver
dollars amounts % fZ70. 20 IL. snd that Of
this amount So 81 80 are ID circulation.
seainsl SO 80. So on sept. / iso1.
The Government receipts during August
we're heavy. sssrsgatlnz k,5,Si3. d against
81. ia5 Sd Ia Auzu5t last YEAR. The
customs receipts we're S-Znoo,ioo or tnily
fwo millions more than ia August a year
ago The internal revenue receipts were
SO $50 3es against sJe57 J34 ia August,
lss8. and - receipts from miscellaneous
sources we're nearly bali . million more
than ia August year ago.
The Expenditures during August we're
as IL. .feZ about two hundred thousand
dollars .ess than In August iast year.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-02
The Pellet Compouudsrr.

The monthly N eeung Of the Grand Rap
ids Pharmaceutical Association was hela
last evening a, the Office o. the Trademark
The system adopted by nearly al the drug
gists of de city some three weeks ago
closing their places Of business on Sundays.
from 2 u . O'Clock p. m. WA thoroughly
discussed. all dealers presrnt tesufying 70
the benefits derived by the new plan, and
claiming that under IL more Sunday sales
were made. 1hs Association selected the
following delegates 70 represent Grand Rap
ids 81 the annual convention OF the Ameri
can Pharmaceutical Association. 10 be held
at Cincinnati NEXT Tuesday aud Wednesday.
September 6 and 2: George G. sieketee.
Frank Wurzbnrg. II. Z. Locher. John 4.
Peck and A. K. Eszeitine.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-02
THE FISHERIES QUESTION.
Secretary Bayard Ready to Discuss II
with John Bulls Representatives.

cetfetaIy nay4ru lsooty 10 8fstAse
with John Buirs Representatives.
WASHINGTON. Sept. Secretary Bsyard
is very much pleased with the prospects of
discussing the Canadian fishery question
with the British Commission. Joseph
Chamberlain has already been selected as
one al the British Commissioners and ii is
thought the commission when completed
viii consist Of at least three members. and
that Minister West and Sir John Macdon-
ald of Canada, or some other leading repre-
sentstives of the Dominion, viii
be designated as the remaining
two members. They will probably
reach the United States this Fall
and will find the Secretary ready and will
ing to discuss the.Question with view and
hope of agreeing upon fair basis for its
final settlement. The Secretary has author
ity vixen directed by the President to In
itiate negotiations and make treaties sub
ject to the ratification by the Senate, and it
will not be necessary to appoint or desig-
nate q commission here 10 meet the British
commission. although it may be deemed
advisable TO summon to his assistance two
other gentlemen well yersed in interna-
tionai law to participate in the conference
At any rate 10 American commission can
be appointed without the authority of Con-
gress, possessed of powers equal
to those OF the British Commission. A
favorable feature OF the present position of
affairs, which Secretary Bayard lays particu-
lar stress upon, is thst the United States in
this iuitiatory negotiation will be afforded
ar opportunity TO treat and discuss the
question with representatives of Great
Britain and Canada, at one and the same
time, instead OF having to submit to months
Of delay as has been the case in previous
negotiations while Canada was consulting
! Great Britain and Grest Britain was con-
sulting Canada.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-02

LoSoos. Sept. 1.-The Parliamentary
election in the north division Of Hunting
donshire has by its resul. caused feeling
Of qualification among the Liberals and in
tensely disgusted the Tories who conf
dently expected a majority of at least six
hundred. While the outcome ct the con-
test cannot be looked upon by Gla6stonians
as great victory still il Is such in a moral
sense apd its popular effect will be almost
as great as though the Liberal candidate
had been elected. As there was no contest
in the division at this election comparison
OF present figures Is necessarily made with
those Of So when the Liberals were worse
of BY 70 votes than now, and it will thus
be seen that the reaction in favor of Glad
stone as indicated by elections few
weeks ago has not been retarded.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-02
DARED BY DILLON
HE CHALLENGES TAE GOVERNMENT.
Ia Fiaa Any JsstiGe&tisA fer ProeisinaisE
. Asstszs Czaisd ~ Express GFsticeds
- Glsas1oas-1ps Aeskinx Uni
ks Held

Losnex. Sept. Ia great howl has been
raised over tbs DabiiB executive proelsms-
t.oa Of tks proposed meeting Of BsilycoFee.
co1nfy Care. next sunday and the indig-
Hsiion feit - the Governments action is by
70 nlezas co1Gne1 20 Idshmen. Dillon.
"a the House O. Commons tonight. seAth-
ingly Denounced the spirit ia Which The
proS -sln4tiOn vas promulgated and de-
h4nliy challenged lhe Government
- nnd any Justification what
whatsoever tor the scE. The meeting he
SAID, vas ezlied solely for the purpose Of
expressing the thsuks Of the people TO
Gladstone and his sdherents fer their earn
est e1oZts Ia the oasse Of securing Irish
rights. IL the people OF Ireland he ssii.
were not 10 be allowed 10 publicly express
gral.t11e for the sympathy Of those
Who appreci sted their miserable con
d.tlon, nothing more was needed 10
show that they were persecuted and OPP
pressed beyond endurance. However, be
declared the meeting would be held in
spite Of the proclamation. and It's pr0not-
ers, Sbettors and sympalhizers would chsi-
leDge the government to imDesch i's law
falness. Dillon will Will he present At the
meeting. and viii be accom- panied on his
journey 10 Ballycoree by Labouchere and
several other English Members of Par
Lament
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-02
R1soars AND sssosreRs.
Paragraphs farssissa fre.a fstsskss's
flAk fkRsE

The following items WATCH vil be ~ IN
tereSt t. resaers 81 shs TElAskkN- HesAap
Are clipped hom tie Da1s keseln ol yes.
tsFssy manning
The Vaifsss # tie Arliagtan eDioyed 8
very ple2sA1E dance at Aitchsil hal sast
evening akQet fseElf couples bsinE pfes-
ent. Delicious retFeehDlert ts bets solia Ae.
AQ ula. olaHasnaea The Stlenti0n al al
sfter saek dsnoe. while the nxRs happf
couple uipped gr&osioliy 10 naasaf sisen
~ tie krllngt0n 0feaestra. Terry nslton
Ia lie iApersaBxtian a. . coy and ooQaet'
nsA belle caused n ach amussment, which
w~s continued Uut. a lsst hoGi-
MFs. : h. Watson, II Grand Rapids, .
guest al tie Arlington. net with painful
secias0t yesterday IA having window sash
i4ir upou hsr head asd shoulders Vale
sitting Ia the loisl Office last evening" she
fkinfsd. Tie result oi the blow, Anc ~es
taken 10 her ro0m apc : physician called
Msckinse Cty "a experiencing boom Ia
real estate, aDd property owners are hopeful
Dr. IL. COnkfDs has sold Zen lots 30 psrales
from Bloomington. III. for bnllcing par
poses. the prios Of each varying fron sSo0
10 $500.
Last nights rain win De booa 70 hsy
fever sufferers and others, by washing she
smoke oct II the atmosphere. The on--Asse
wind has br0ught deDse clouds 20 he re
sorts. making Il oiI1cuii aol dlsssreeSbie
10 breathe.
Invitations are cut for the msrFiage IN
Detroit. psst Monday evening, u Ag. Al.
T. WashbnrDa OF CAsriefoix. and Miss
Jennie Matthews. OF Detroit
The weather for week past has been
XII that could be desired. Cool aud de-
hgktinl. boating and stFoiiirg seemed tee
fuinlimeot of earthly bliss
The wind blew OF shore al day yesterday
and hay fcvefitea suffered as much a.
81 home aud prayed for change VI
wind.
J. j. Earle leaves the pleasant cottage st
Harbor Point today for his home in Grand
Rapids.
J. c. Dsrrseh. Of Harbor Point, deferred
his return 10 Aansas City unul last even
ing.
DR.. S. C. Graves. wife and Mrs. T. r.
Eddy, OF Grand Rapids, are al Char
levOix.
Charles Fox. of Grand Rapids. arrived in
the city yesterday.
Over 100 boarders still l.Bger st The Bel
vedere. Chsrlevoix.
There are 2lO guests left at the Harbor
Point Hotel.
John f. Gill, of Grand Rapids. Is in
Harbor SPRING..
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-02
~UST LITTLE LONGER.
The Council Committees Diil-Dally and
DO Nothing Once More.

The Council Committees Diil-DaIly and
Do Nothing Once More.
The common council committee on streets
and the First Ward Aldermen met TO con-
slider the petition OF the Grand Rapids,
Lnsing g. Detroit Railroad Company-met
in the City Clerks Office last evening. All
members Of the committee were present. l..
T. Hawkins was on hand to oppose the
building of the road upon its present sur
veyed line on BuchaIan-st.. opposite the
Sigh furniture factory. He said the com.
pany would be greatly damaged, perhaps
s. 900. By the building Of the road upon the
West side Of the street but would enter no
protest if the cars ran upon the East side
OF the ehoroughfsre. BE admitted that the
q. r. & l. road owned the strip OF land Just
in front OF the factory and was liable 70
build there al any time, although they bad
no, done 50 in the zen wears they have
owned IL Three Of the constituents of
Alderman De Grssf were also present 10
oppose tae road. or get promises OF damages
they thought they would sustain By It's con
strnction. The Alderman induced the
committeemeD to 90 into tho question Of
the probable damages and took I'D the Ques-
ton OF figures With much eArnestness.
Engineer McVesn, Of the railroad
CGflt Dtit1s II0AU-rti tlNNtAk tIst ift g
road would run fully s. feet from the Slirh
factory, at the nearest point. He also
stated that any change Ia the surveyed
route would cause = delay Of fve or dt
weeks and much expense 70 the company.
Mr.. Smith. attorney for the company.
made some very cOgent remarks, limiting
tina, II the city was as willing 70 deal liber.
SLY with the company - the company had
been Ia "a dealings with toe people j;
might gsin some new manufacturing plant
thsf would employ quite ss many men a.
the 3 R8 COMPANY
The COMMITTEES decided to meet this efter-
noon AZ 20 o'clock and 20 over the scene
Of the disputed ground With Mr.. Hawkins
and Engineer McfeaD.
The Committees On Streets and Or5i-
names met 81 The sane p.sce . consider
tie Belt Line Co1t tpeays prayer. ore ol
the AlGe1ms8 th9uehi there vss uan On
tie rest side who sho1ld hsve beeA mott
: sa II lhe meeting and the committee sd
ioDrned .l8e r1stfeT--foT the fourth tine
for ons we4k. that Gsstsa interested fnsy
te properly notified. nT. ~ 80. = TIE
BsIf Line Vsut srsv s0HasTb3f dirxuFfas
~ thls scsioa. saying f1s 8ssyf wsrs &.
c4eiiueiv disastrous - The oomusrvs aT.sr.
ssions IBIS year if isvsrsbss report shoaid
h. s6a
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-02
soAcn KNOCKED our.
siastzsa kssaas Eeaxhs - "a snd Cii4f
szzaeaas LAT Stxhk

VD1nBsll's syeo4siEaa Nss lilssi - 90
sfi<Fig eBd 9g4eg esowd q spoFtlzs msn
ia4t sve1ing, - witness = g.0ye eoLtest
betssen eiias ssEn0ads aud Johnny keach
for TIE sass receipls. romnx connsx acted
- secoad fcr Eaaeh aad Tim Quslsy for
oimonis. skiis Harry Jones was referee.
fhs 1ghr eo1lmenced as prom ptiY IL
o'ei.sel. 4at 1p - lhs eighteenth f00n4
b4t L uls hard hitting sas DONE NhRn
uais sss called Ia t1s ui0eteeEta foUBd
~ = contestants came tCxssheF ~ith rasa.
oinonds bal zAs eest 81 i al1 ! zagsd ssF-
era Leiil1g Dl0xs on Rosca nsex sn1 face,
tie after s-esninsiY being unable 20 pre-
vent them. ciDoads f0ll0sed up tls al
vantage snd blos OG tae jugai2r sent
Roach . Ehs fear shsfs he a. a. II dead
antil AS second. picked him %. lie failed
- respond - the cal 0f tine and At 80
tae nght sss awarded 70 SimOnds.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-02
LABOR DAY.

Tho Arrangements All Complete and
Next Monday VIII To Big Day.
The Genital Labor Union held the last
meeting preparatory TO Labor Day celebrs-
ton in K. of J.. Hall last night, and not
wi.hstarding the dissgreeable weather a
large and enthusiastic audience was present.
Almost ali unions IN the city have Joined
the movement and 1t was stated that the
Y. NJ. c. A. Junior Cadets, and Company 4
Lady Cadets would probably participate.
The Valley City Reed Workers eighteen In
number aud composed OF twelve ladies' and
six men will appear in the parade in car
riages. The Bricklayers committee re-
ported that they would be IN line and
have invited their brethren in Auskegoa
10 Join than. The Polish. and Swedish
Aid Societies and the Arbciter Vereiu will
probably take part Frank II. Gill vas sp-
pointed 70 wait on the shop s0perintend-
eats and AJAX them to suspend operations
on Monday % sl,ov their employees 70 help
celebrate. The Tower Clothing Company
donated a check for $50 and q motion
thar king them and /. G. Levi. Of the star
Clothing House. for their voluntary con
tfiblt.cns. NAA csFrisd unaBinou r.
II. Gill, A. r. 3hafer and Il. W. Hurlbut
viii constitute a com mittee on reception
aud entertainment The presidents OF the
vsri0csorFanizstiens taking part will ON
stltuie the vice president Of the day. TIE
F,rusrts Gssenq Tsros. WILL furnish the vocal
music. The Vsrisns sub-c0mmittees were
completes and tbs meeting adjoGrnei untl
the next regular rneetins Of ths Ceatrsl
Labor Cniea which occurs ons week from
Monday. Everything Il completed as fsr
a. possibse and tbe sons Of toll will have a
rous;ng turnout on Aoncoy.
InssrnDoh &c The procession might bs
hin3ersd By TIE switching of csrx. il bss
5aen decided q have The divisions form ssst
Of he rsiiroA1 tracks a. iOlloEs Ihe FIRST
division vii form On Wi8'sr-st. the night
resting on Bridge. second division ca
Fr9sd~sy; ThEi on snmme7-st.. and ths
fourth on Taracr-st The line Of ma- =
vas net chanee0 Tie Tgscgrz pb ioal
Union las D<en sssigned 70 TIE fe.ria
division
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-02
.sEnircHEo- AT MusxEooN
Sci santa gassesls Ssw siss /. De0sesd
U<1

n =
kssGkeoS, SEPT. t.--col. Saith kussslis :
nes pay wss Proc2ced ksEs Lonight TOR
the frat tlnss On s9y stage. Thers was "a
imnsass sadieaoe despite the rain and
~BssitcasI' has m33s Sn instantaneous
and most remarkable hit Russell Was re-
pesledly called aud ths house was ia =
CONTINUOUS rear. The nsia idss Of this
lsuzhsble comedy is certainly novel BAT
Asll n0s lessen the curiosity Of Grznd
Rapids theatre g0ers By deserising X I,is
a genuine sarpriss and Russell sne Berger
are eofrsspon tinzls happy. L. B.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-02

The 5sncsus party given 81 the Hest Side
Stating Acs3emy by The l.. T. ard P
Qaadrnie CsBb issf evening ~ sttsndsd
~ sbDai seventy five ooap1e@ TIE fsstars
q the e7eaing's e1terts. urueuf vs. the
svinz q Vr.zss fo the frst Ard So
cnd besf wsilzsYs ex c1afles wsre
sa.ects5 ~ f1e io3Ess - osrnpets foT
The prizes SD fr0n tEe4e xere selected
ChsfisE 5or1an all Miss I5s "a hgan a. sns
q the hsst snf Ar. snd Mrs. = CTDrhnefi
~ fee other Ibsy tock tbs foce fhe1
- see which sho1d os~rT q fbs frs- y-szs
q hs1dsor7s silver DspkIo rine Kiss
H7sn s eoth 5Tstfg giri ana erscefsl
d. snf s1s cia herself ersst are5is
9Th - ercs - ne srl.rr srdieres rron
ks- sls 49, hsr peTtns~ wers ava-ced
th- frst prize wh.is tbe o4ter cgzbit ~
sc<5 vs6 = beso.ifsi operB far. vhirh wss
7rsl as~srvs1 - t-sg a&aos1 very zicsig
.aazxsksx.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-02
LATEST FROM COLORADO.
Thieves Gathering Up tho Scattered ssoc

Thieves Gathering Up tho Scattered Stock
No Further Hossiiitios Expected.
DEyvER, Sept l.-Garfield County is now
infssied by gang of stock thieves who are
not only gathering up the scattered horses
OF the Utes, but of whites also Three men
have been arrested with fock OF sheep
In their possession. Reports from Rangely
indicate the gradual dislntsgration OF the
sherifs forces. bat the State troops remain.
Agent Byrnes from the Uintah agency has
reached Meeker with one company of regu-
lars No further hostilities are appre hended.
There are reports that the regular troops
will be stationed At Rsngely for some time
as a precautionary measure, and state
troops will return home.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-02

wAsHSsroS. Sept 1.-Consul Brigham
a. FL Paso Del Norte. has informed the De-
partment Of state Of his trouble with Judge
Zadia. the Mexican mSzistrste. Indian
Agent Co~sn. Who was with him at the
time he alleged insult Vas inflicted, fully
corroooratss Consul Brixhsms story in q
disrstch 20 the Com IN issioner of Indian AZ
isirs. Tie matter. however Is looked upon
a. the SiatP Department as purely = personal
affair. and one that IS Hxsly 70 lead TO inter
national complications with the sister Re
public aad no action u likely 20 be taken
unul fhe Mexican side Of tie controversy
Il heard
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-02
a DAKOTA TRAGEDY.
A Young Lady Murdered ard an AtteEn pt
TO Burn the Body

Young Lady Murdered ard an AtteEn pt
TO Burn the Body.
RzDEIxLD. OAK. Sept. The details Of
horrible crime have Just reached here
from = point FIVE and one-half miles south
vess Of NorthviHs. this county. The vic
tins name is Clara Reidel. aged about g
years A bsother sad sistsr on rstarninS
from .hreshing u their home. where she
had been left alone, found smoke issuiny
from the house. Entrance bad TO be forced
and the FIRE wsa extInEuishei when q borri-
Ole sight erected them. Miss Rsidei iaY
ACROSS the bed With = stab through the
hesrf. Her body was burned horribly.
Marks upon The LADY show terrible strng-
glss Of tae victim Indications point 70 an
Outrage. No clues 70 the perpetrators
have been obtained. TIE coToaers Jury rs-
turned verdict of death 5y knife stab from
the hand a z PARTY urkuows.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-02

BarrtE CREEx. sept. LIS. " AcCre.'s =
wholesale and retail grocery store. corner
of East Main sna CSrsl-s,s. wss entered
The hurzlzTs oreuec ths safe. wkiah s
Of Cincinnati rlan1fzcture. hy drilaag ous
small hole in the dtor penetrating tee COM
binati0n lock which theg sprung with 81
ir1n punch.
They sesrred f75 il cash snd lsTgs
snaoo0f O. uosss. They lefs DC clue except
ing an lld bit-st0ck and the iron punch.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-02

TIE recitsl % - given ~ Prot. Turtles
pupils vii ssRe place ~ Music Hal. over
81 South Disislon-st-, ibis evening Amcug
those Who wiil take psr1 II the program re
are Mss Matte Curtiss, sopr2og Mss
fsnzie Sifaza0ns, sorrs8c. Hss Nellie
Beets. sorrens. Miss Susie Ne5ton. rasz1e-
soprsno. Nfsa Addis Dancao. piano. Fred
Rsnd. hesso Asry Dikensn. bsss8. VIII
Harris. teuor. Il 9. knox. tenor Henry
accom- pa0sss
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-02
slo~n 70 ATOMS.
Hsrrfbis Fate of Henry Fi.teher. Near
Losaaspsrt. lad

Loesvsfosr. Ind. sept. lon John
Hits farm sooGt i've niles east Of here
YESTERDAY Henry Fletcher was blasting
stumps with dynamite. and bad about
cry cartridges IN ais possession. By
scme means they we're exploded.
and Fletcher was literally blown 70 pieces.
psrts Of his 5ody seing found over fOo
yards distant. His o.ssf bors vas
suspended IA q tree scout 50 feet high
while his tongue was found ns1 wher- the
explosion occurred Fletcher was about =
--.ars old
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-02

RE nosvsrtns. Get Away with ths Giants
Easily.


The Wolverines met The Nsw York Giants
yesterday s7d got away with easily. scoring
nve 70 their one. Chicago beat the "Quak-
ers" By scratch while Boston did up the
rfoosisrs By q scOre OF . 20 ;. Pittsburg
surpr.ses the sSsnzt0rs' by scoring four
runs IN The 6rst inning giving them lead
which was easily maintained &c the end.
The scores.
AZ B0stcn-- A. BIZ =
Boston - go o-s = 5
Indlsnapolis o o o 0 o. 9
Baf1siies-Convsy and Kelly, shEeve and
ukcketE
A. Washinxfon-
wnhlaE.on. s9ooe
BaEtsriss-GlImors and Mack, Ga-sia aud
Miller.
A. Sew York
New Yorx-...1 0 o q o 0 e-t I
D~troft a o o 3 t-s l.
eareriers-Esefe and D Rourks. Ge.zein and
Bennett
At Hsfslphis-
Phnsdeiphla.0 o o o 0 o-3 IS
Chicseo.e o 0 2 - IA Q
Bsflcr,es-- Burlington aud Ciements Clsrkson
and DalJ.